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Tombstone epitaph., 1887-11-26
PIONEER s) LIVERY STABLE
HARE & PAGE, Proprietors
 Allen Street, above Occidental Hotel. |.

The best saddle horses and driving rigs in the city. Parti- cular attention paid to outfits for long trips. '-
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-11-26
DYING JUGGERNAUT.
THE ONCE FAMOUS INDIAN GOD , HAS HAD HIS DAY.

No More Fanatics Anxious for Death Beneath the Cruel Wheels - Coolies Hired to Drag the Car Once Drawn by Devotees.
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-11-26
HAMBURG FIGS.

9 and II Fro'.t St.. s-- Francisco. Cat
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-11-26

., A, D. DUFF. Register.
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TO csMmsvcE AT oxCr.


vac o. the contractors on tbe lass 20
nile section lei OF the Seattle. Lake
seoss aad EAssern road said 90 re-
porter yesterday:
We are noe purchasing aud foe.
stsaine Supplies Aud tools 10 tie ftoat
40 wa establish q nnmber Of camps
- eeee. % coarse. the rfzht q way
49, ee cleared before Ne can con-
aletse gfadIna and heuse ths nrst wark
eAse % do IL % c1uautanee slas6tue
M elsariug We will increase ear
tnIeS ifein tirae g. tune. and have cur
=. s'aafAei ecu plutsd by ths date spsc aed
~ - caotfacs, Augast 18th
eepaEtef-- DO wa antisipate Sny dtih
saiiy 10 sscating sutfis.snt iaaorsrs 20
vi. e % TIE wotk yoa have N hand
N'soarAetog-Oa, no ne propose 10
~ eessa wees "a car tnen. and II Se
-1ss aay diftsaity in sseaFins safa.
e.ees namher % this side, re vii send
stss 70 British OolamosA. whaFs there
- steaiy % u2ea wiling and anxtoas
Tee eonplstiaa ~ she Cans
- 49,. htsane hiss throWn Thousands Of
- eat Of ssFk. ana there are han
SeeSs q neen ~orking IN the us0BsaIEs
~ tae Norihera Pscine VITO. Shsn theN
.SAsa Naess = plrnty Ct vofk 81 ecca
:. 49, &C tha Sssand, wiil siatly eahrscs
~ opes rtanity of iekvaug the saox
- ~ ooaud 20 ualatas Tor she szfu
Nd fisasxas valleys tFibatary 80 To-
soaet
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-21

o. Z. AnFud and wife arrived last
evening from Minneapolis.
Charles Uhlman, prominent meF-
ehsus OF Tacoma, is IN the city.
Mr., Ben LaiF, travelling salermau for
haoha Bfcs, a Co, San Francisco. is In
The city.
Mrs. Maurice MoMioksn aud son left
hsrs yesterday on Wait to friends
IN Olympia.
Miss Mary Strive left for Portland
yesterday afternoon to visit her sister,
Mrs. MeCulsky.
Oliver Il. Reese aud slater. Mics Jen.
NE, returned last evening from Steu-
oenvtlle, Ohio, and will make Seattle
theiF future home.
President Powell, Of the Territorial
University, has been very low of late
eat bis physisian reported him yesteF.
dAy a. somewhat improved.
Ne. @. J. Delaney, the newly ap-
pointed Collector OF Customs for Alaska,
sccompanisd by Me-. A. ksane, Deputy
uollectoF, left 90 the steamer O.ynpian
yesterday for Sitka.
". B. Shant. II. d. Foster, p. 1harsch,
~ ;. Mosn, OF San Francisco, W. Il.
smith: OF Tacoma, W. A. Avery. OF Port.
and ars. Cuahmsnn. ~ Union CITY, A.
hnetan.
W. 7, Smith. OF Rsnton; ]. W. Ran
.ine. 9. A. Mooney. OF Portland; Ben
E.se, Y. n. Ciarks, Of Saa Francisco;
aasin Eelis' OF Tacoma; Wolf Shafer,
eI sleslAsoom; O. u. Gunner, Of Youngs
,ewn, OHIO; +. L. Smith, OF Tacoma;
lean FAltion, OF North Carolina, ara al
We Occidental.
". A. Hnfsch aidt, Of cheyenne,
vwyomine; "a. GtvmeF. Of ssanwood;
Enenk Green, OF Wsstoom; Mrs. Nor
81, % Newcastle; W. I. LsftwieA, Of
saaeouvef, n C.; James Il Brown, OF
SSafhnesoa, Iowa, Charles n. Scott, OF
VT Townsend. and A. Chambers and
sneah OF Victoria, are at the NsW
l. Emmons. Of Tacoma; Mortimer
Seoe. 81 sedFe; 4. e. SpenaleF, Of
WILDLY Island; Il. West, Of Rentoa; d,
nnesis OF kamilehe; d. Y. Jones, 81
tAH.ilni Ashore Glllseher, Of Own.
- y. = bale, % Port Gamble; vii.
a@ oardner, Of Portland; }. II. Per
- vie and ehild. q Bay CITY. MGR,
49, y; tsarsoa % Little Skookum, are
- sAe Bgansviok.
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CLasn or INK MILLER TaIAL.- TIE
esae Of TIE Territory ". GeoEes Il.
Miller. for the u.asdsr Of James Man
Ming Gilman. Seut 60 TIE iary shortly
after 10 o'c.oek last evening". Tue esi
8ep,e, which was circamsfsntlal. was
very streug aud eyuviucioe To ils char
aetar-nat a single link Ia tie chain, u
4 sad. being missiug g caausot the
sr.as-d with tbe eriuae. - fsr ~ dis-
intNrssted listener c,sala see. Tee
pFsssacf refused 20 20 upon the stand
and testify IN hts oSn habalf-aons-
tbise uunsual uhcre Murder u toe
81 arse ana an Abs u tie dete0se- TIE
arssuent for the Territory YES opsasd
bv L. !. Hamss. + q. vho assisted Sit.
Ranald 10 SOC Pevss eation d ths eass,
ana as speseh Wss dsalaFed EsAsssg
pi,s,e ~ dsoss present. - e osgFlsd cls.
vicfian eth a. He as followed b. y.
Rssaosiss, Who esA3e . Seak. dfscen-
u,.easa arruueuL Walsh csrried so
eetght whsfsver. TIE csosIUg &rEa-
nerts wsra aAia ~ Aateaifa for tt
prisoner. ana Roaait Tor TIE isrrgsofy.
far JadEass 0hsrxe vas { pain
strAiwhtfsrWard fntcrpxatsftou Of the
Law. c!oihsi ID sash simpie taaSuAEe
thss il could BE- understood oy all HE
iafx sas tAs Ga e, ar3 u - \ consaa-
nslisa devaasiy . b Wtsked thai they
agsUe ar1n s verdict
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Sc positisn 81 travelling AGENT for
SSni'fs's Aslwsaksa Brewery. he MI
% nia aes1ss1rze3 coed hsslsh and hkzh
spirlts and yesterday kis fFie7ds xsrs
greatly saeeksd l1y tlzs sscepsi5s af ths
aHn9z eeme1f Of his death "a Mlwan-
So. No psrficassrs wers gwen Won
Scnrader was she esrdiaate on the
teorie'a ticket fsr AssessoE last fall.
he sMns oo2sscasahle property here and
40 eitizzn vas Bpre wsdsiy knogn-
nEE POLITICAL szrukxI0z-
The Deu0craaie COMMITTEES Of Ten
net lsst esszing AZ Jonn r. Jadsan's
e<8os. Tne ONES Of the Republican
COMMITTEES vas at the ceart hoase-
tesy dta Hof eoue together A sab
esnUlitee vas ps0iated 70 visit The
- nlcsFatle colmistse, vita = view to
aenfefence. Tie question Rfose 80 10
sss appozfi1ntmenf q efasars between
re tive PARTIES, snd also - TO ths pow
ers viii which the committees were
vested. No conclusion was reached and
t1s ruattsr cas- deferred r. further con
Siaerssieu. TIE Republican committee
re0zined ID session eleven hours.
vTsTTozs N xaK cTxx
Following are anen9 the arrivals.
Carries II. H3lfon, J. +. Kiugsbary, J.
r Ward, J. o. Clark, N. Yakima; J. L.
Brown. A. 3. Mason, Z lensaure; @. II
Meoney, C9ssins Barrow, Portland; T.
Gard, Port BiAksiy; g. b. Listlevood,
Miss Listie~ood, IiIiRois; J. Evans
SugaQus; NJ e. ROunds, Indianapolis;
Harry n BAH, Mrs. Oonraa, Mrs. Bur-
Gan Ar. Stafford and wife Payalsap;
y. W Becker, Coifax; @. G.. Austin,
h. O. Thompson and wifs, Pomeroy; A.
r. Carr, SOCK sne Falls; A. Svask,
Vancouver; W. D Close. KAlana; Mrs.
Kenyon, Mrs. HeEFiek, Mrs Burke, Mrs
Asifotd, Mrs. Bogsrt. Mrs Nelson, Mrs
Holmes, Mrs Ovens, Mrs. Conrad, Mrs.
Jones, Mra. Bgwater, Mrs. Spa1ld-
ine, Mrs. kalse. Mrs. Pinckney,
Mrs. Jordan. Mrs. DurRin. wo
mans Relief Corps delegates;
III. H. Husssy. San Francisco: Z. p.
Scholl. O. ID. Ids and wife, J. s. Kauf.
man aud wife. San Francisco; Jas. Nc
NAnght. Frank KimbaIl. A. N. Brooks,
U. b. johnson, Geo. ". Tibbetfs, n. III.
Holmes, Seattle; @. W. Costing, A.
Anderson, j. O. Barber, Mrs. N. @.
fhrall and child, 81. Paul; O. A. Reed,
Montpelier, Vermont; J. ID. GeoRhsr.
Vancouver; s. q. CosQr0va and family.
Pomeroy; j. 4. Ceffrssn and wife,
Lafayette, led; Cnas. r. Conner.
Youngstown, Ohio; J. p. Liohtsnberg.
PotfsYiIle. Pa.
Allen @. Mason. Of this city, has Sc
cared as electric light franchise in the
city Of Olympia.
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TIE BAzAAa.-The interior Of Brown's
pavilion vas fully IS attractive LAST
evening as on the evening previous. and
the Isdies cf the PFesbytsEiAn church
who have expended 30 much time and
labor 10 orRzBszing and preparing for
their Inte<nsliou4l BazaaF, coald bat
feed grAfifsd at their reception By the
general public. For eeysral hours ezr-
ing the evening the largs pavilisn vas
crowded with ladies and gentlemen
from al parts Of che city and belonging
% all creeds and denominations, as veil
as 10 no creeds OF dsnsninations. The
First Battalion Band was present and
snlIvensd tue scene By ehoice ssisetions.
Tie Bsz4aF did net Gloss until midnight,
and many visitors req9ested that e Be
con;inaed snotker evsaing. hut - the
hall was rented for this evening that
idsa could not be entertained. The
ladies are aud all were charming In
their Oriental and ether costumes. and
it 10 not sarprisine request should
come fer confirmation OF the Bazaar.
The enterprise proved q success enan-
cially. bat Just how mueh vas realized,
20 be applied 70 the organ fund, could
not be determined last night.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-21

DEATH on JoHx O. SEAvEx.-At 10
O'clock Tuesday evening John O.
Seavey. of Port Gamble. died from the
effects Of iDiaries received while work.
iue In this mill ct that place on the
Saturday prsviaas. BE was conscious
up to half an hour before be died. The
last words be uttered were in response
TO tbs question Of bis loving wife: do
yen know me. aearf" when be looked 81
her and said with smile. "Knos your
Why, Of course / de-" n. 8. Drew, of
Port Gamble, came here yesterday en-
the Yakima 10 procure q coffin and
make arrangements for the funeral.
which will take place from the family
residences ct O'Clock this morninQ.
The body will be placed on board the
steamer Yakima and Drought 10 this
city for burial in the Masonic cemetery.
rbe deceased was q Mason In good
standing and the members Of the
lodges in this city will attend the ser
vices at Tire grave. The steamer with
the body of the deceased and soFrowing
friends is expected at o'clock today.
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MUsrEzzD Is--Upoa the arrival af
sas sissmeF Aiahig4n Eish the sfhssrs
Of ihs First Rastalson. Tuesday svsaina.
AZ Pagt Bskslg. they wsre inst 81 tie
sazEf by tie efsissrs % @ CoEgaBy AID
eseaxte1 D. tao es@paGy's IA, sid
Algef saart erl.l. ths ordeF q ths svea-
inR. the zaustsFiEz e tie company tato
tha Nas5nz&s u .ra - NsshinEtou tnok
, 49,. Afzes tas Exercises tee uaemhsfs
Of tae csmpauy and tEsgf Elezts
Fn4Fehaa - tt.s Bai9brsdss Ho 81. where
3 h51aiitsl rspssI h2d been gFesare5
Te&sts wes~ 01=roa and Frsrcnds3 70 -
fegiaNE 'Is Coaps1y G. b Csysk5z
! G nzinsss ia Ire lid =. hY A.
s.stks1 Aeiasszs Gsnesai u. u sEEis "a
lsss 10 t1s AazisDal Gard" D. Adla.
tan2 Eifazz. Altar - SC pas dazesnS
v3s ss.sSta H11i Af5ss midzisAs.
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TUR BaBIEs cRE F9G IT,
And tas ED felix's lash uks1 they hnd
thRs the pieasant GailfeEria liquid frat
remedy, Syrup of Figs, 4 neEs essily
tsker and ra1rs beneficial n its eetion
thaa bitter. ra1se0as medicines. Il 3 3
Boss sainable family remedy % act On
the beweis. ta cleanse the systarn. sn1
% dispei eoida, headaches and feSeFA
Manufactured asly By the California
Fla syrup Co. San RFAneisoo. Cal For
sale By A. b SxEwkER.
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PosrPoSKD.-Ths contempt Of couIi
osss which Justice SoderbarR inBtituted
against judge Jacobs came NJ for hear.
ing. The judges attorney asked for q
copy of the charges that they might
make answer, that they could not pre-
pare a defence until they we're address
cd of what their client was accused. etc.
Justice SoderbeFg said that be was so
cased Of contempt for the court. but Il
that wss not sufficiently explicit be
would postpone the case till this morn-
ing h. order to give him time TO prepare
his charges and place them on paper.
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Bro PUBLIC IMPRovEMEST. - JadRe
Thomas Barke. and number Of other
property holders on Second street art
circulating petition which is being
generally signed, end Wbich Judge
Bnrke declares will be endorsed by nine
tenths OF the property holders on that
thoEoughfaFe, ssking the City Council
20 widen second street - feet from
Depot street, ghich Is the dividing line
between Mercer and Dsnuy's piais TO
Grant street, a distance of over foar
miles The widening ef this street II
feet on either side would make Il } feet
vide, the present = 4 b Of Grac strset,
through which tbs plank read Is 6niit,
20 the hesd Of the bay. The videnisg
Of this street is a great pEpl.a under
taking. The necessary action deeiartng
the street 90 feet vide misht be taken
now, and the expense Of widening u for
traffic eaae G. Whenever the pr per
time comes. One thing il certain, and
that e that IN second street il ever to
ne widepea, 4 should b. done before
the ereoiion thereon a. expensive brick
buildings which viii 90 doubt b built
thereon in the nRaE future. One u the
greatest ORA wbscks to Cur beautiful oitS
u her naErow streets. aud business msn
on Front aud Ain streets ara widening
those thoFouxhfaFas st their own ex.
psnse. A 66 foot street. will do very we'll
Tor resiasucs portions sf the city, bot 10
the business portion streets should De
eonsidesabie wider than that.
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@aeE Dsva. ne wen Known Bnnks
sAaspB stasE - ms 90 tricks.
kssiderts 81 SsstfIs snd Pnast saund
% 1876 vii renember tn b1nko ttisves,
AeDonaid and Jack Dowd, wko Tor
seEsFsi rDontbs carried % their sstud
nag operasiOns unu.oisssed, bat inasly
GOT into TIE esuichss Of gbs Ia- sitter
FokbinR cd uaan Pike Of several hurd
red dsiisfs. They both strved ssn-
tssees h the King County i4if. sfnce
~htsh tize Trey have given Sssftis 4
side BERTH Soon after leaving here
DoHd eut into trnnbla IN California
after rqboing q nan Of f1F q aud
s-sved term In the State psnsssatiarg.
he then dropped cat cf ruhlie vieW
auth lately. tae PsFtlaud Fesss. q few
dsys since. said: A Victoria psrtiesnan
who arrived here 90 the Sound tram
told the story - q vel to DO eitizsa Of
New Westminster, 3 c.. being swindled
cat u $500 b. tW0 bunk0 sbarps, Eeil
known W Portisnd-Jaek Dowd ard
HAIRY B. Hannah, better known as
'Asbby,s whs skipped oat OF Portland |
s1me tire aeo with = saloon keepers |
Eife, Mrs George Wiseman. They sos
the money FROM the aondd ing citizen By /
tricks familiar 10 their profession, and /
Dowd took possession Of the swa9. Is /
uas not long before the Chief Of Police |
bean. acquainted With the faols and /
New West Minister proved 10 Be as hos /
- Saeoi fer the sharpers. They st oat /
n different b0ats managed By Indians !
sud sDcoseded IN FeaeAinR Unels SaFs's |
domains. Ofaoers followed hnt failed /
% Overtske them on the ether side Of /
TIE boundary. Dowd arrived here FRI /
DAY rolling 10 wsalsh, and Hannah |
slowed up Saturday h3atina 10 misery. !
Yesterday the iva met and Hannah re- |
minded Dowd Of the necessity Of eat
ina and furthermore that they were out /
Of the power Of extrsditian pspsFs and /
suggesfed that the Doodle be divided /
eqzitably. As agreed on the other shore.
Doud maintained hasRtty contempt /
towards his partner 10 crime, ard oalmly /
advised him % seek that warm aeld 80 |
graphically described in Milfon's Para
disc Lost" Dogd left yesterday for /
Bate, Montana. aud Nobby borrowed
money TO buy food.
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About twenty years ago discovered little
sore on my cheek. and ne doctors pronounced
it cancer. Ihave tried q number Of physicians
bat without receiving any permanent benefit
Among the number were one or two specialists
The medicine they applied was ike ere to the
sore. causing intense pain. saw a statement
In the papers telling what S. 5. s had done for
others similarly anaiCted- procured some at
once. Before had used the second bottle the
neighbors could notice that my cancer was
healing up. Ny general health had been Bad
for two or three years-Ihad hacking cough
and spis blood continually. had q severe
pain IN my breast. After taking siH bottles Of
SIS s. my cough left me and grew stoutef
thsn had been for several years Ny eanees
has healed over all but little spot shout thu
sizs Of a half dime. and fl Is rapidly disappear
ing. would advise every one with cancer q
give s. s. s. 9 fair trial.
MIS-. NANCY J. MeCoSAUGHEY.
Ashe Grove. TippecAnOe Co. Ind.
Feb IL. iss&
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Mems hats. Oar stock is the most
extensive on the PaciGc coast prices
one half Of any Cher honse. We buy
only from manufacturers. ToKLAs 4
SrxoFsMkH.
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Asn, underwear fraH tha ereAs auc-
s,ee ale Q; J Bsn1 4 %. SSH - l-ss
visa csss ~ material 1oxE3s & SgE,
eA&AaN. apif
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Auction FUNcaksn We he1Eat 81
anelicn iaat SseS &ko taIts % tts
stoek - B8aw 8 o.. sold q Saeriis :
.als- RssulsF - ~ sKsS : wiil b. sod
f-rRN Toxaas & SE<eUEwkN. ario
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-21

lC0,N } yards Of embroidery, frsm 10
to tltJayard, At TOKL1s & sISoKRMAS.
PREsTo. cHASoEl-Ths readers Of the
PosT-IErELLI0HsoKR will remember that
some weeks ago oeptsin II. Olney,
owner Of the steamer Gszelle, purchased
the barge Bob Irving. the Tacoma fore
runner Of the Clara Brsvn and mother
Of The steamboat interests OF Chebalip.
It was alss stated As fhst time BY Capt.
Olney that he INTENDED to put ma
chineFv into the Bob Irving and make
a Steamboat out Of her again Captain
Oiney had an old pair Of engines which
came around from tie Columbia river
en- the deck Of the City Of Qaincy at
the time the Washington Steamboat
Company bought her; but where be vas
TO get boilsr vas elineher. After
Studying the matter over for some
time, Captain OlnaY came to the con
olusiOn that she Gaz lie WIS not much
Of q steamer anyway. aud that the
cheapest and best way - ft the Bsb
Irving up vas TO tear the Gazelie to
pieces and take her boiler aud gaoh
other portisBs OF her that are any COED
and transfer them 60 ths ChebOlip scow.
old Gak lie Ia nov mo0Fed alongside OF
Colman's wharf. being stripped OF Der
boiler and other machinery, end she, in
plsce OF the Bob, viii be the barge, and
Instead Of towing the Bob tbs Bob will
s0an DO towing her. There was some
little machine work required by Captais
OlneY 10 chsEging the machinery over
fron oas beat to the other and as our
machinists had their shops foil Of work,
aud did not care to bother with tie job,
CAPTAIN Olney took Is 70 Testers shop
at Tacoma. The Bob Irving when she
CORES out Will have more power than
before che was stripped OF her naa-
ehiuery, and she will be principally nsed
in han alag grain sboat the hats. Betns
STOW, she can run IN very shallow
watar. which, Is great requisite IN nsyi-
eating sloughs aud RAINING over the
tide teaFshes Of the Swtnomish aud
Skaoit grain proGG ling sections.
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Special for this week-i50 pieces Of
Dress Goods at 75Se. per yard ; cheap at
25e. IoKJAs 4 hISaEgMAN's. apl6
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Nea'z kass. ubaF - e. the uaast eK-
seassve % he FseiGs Goazts prtces u1a
/ ii - N1y otseg asase. We cay osiy
fross EnAauf4elarSra. IoKLAS 4 sISoss
Ms apIT
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4sn,s underwear from she great anc-
tiaa sale Of j. Baum 4 Co. sald aa lsss
than eost Of material. ToKLAs & sU-
GEMHAx. apI7
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-21

swift's Specific is entirely vegetable, and
seems to cure cancers hy forcing out The irnp1
rides from The blood. Treatise oa Hood and
SKIN Diseases mailed i've
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: s1ooo yar3s spFiHs sfslss Of lAwas :,
= pss yard 1oxIAs 4 SlxaxsnAx. az
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= doasn l. 81 > ColQrs4 Hsse - Sc.
pAir. fos shts SCH. ~ foztAs 4 'srSo-
FaNAN,A
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70 dozen Ladies' Colored Hose at So.
pair. for this week. at r0KLAs j SmG-
KRMAN's.
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10000 yards Il embroidery, fsom IL
90 81 % s ysra.at ToKLAs 4 SKEaEsMAS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-21

rs 8ozsu L1diess Coisrsd Hoss y. s..
q psis. Tor tals sesss ~ foKLas & ENG
EaMASS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-21

Ns@ stock, Esw styles millinery Eiil
arrive Naa8es4Ay morning. IoxLAs 4
HEsaFEaaN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-21
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
DRAMER .. ATLANTA. GA.

AIRS PEIs { =. LAIR OF sAN FRAN
VI ctsco. respectfully informs the IA 1ies
Of - tile And vi unity thas shs has re-
ssned her b siness Of dress ard cloak
making two doors north Of the Young
Mems Christian Association building
whsre SIC Il prepared TO make walking.
rsein z bali. wedding OF mgafninz suits,
IN AL the iatssi sfyies Having bad thir-
tg-dFe years expert rec in tae business
she feels confidsnf e Civ nx ent re salts
fscs on. both IN style 8t and finish
Pf5ce very mod srAte. Caftinx and sitting
81 | shah - kssp lasiief house dresses
rea8y-w sc aiwaFs on hand epl0 I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-21

Special for this week - $50 pieces
Dress Goods at ~. per yard; cheap al
81. IoKLAs a SIEoERMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-21

Meas undeFwesF from the great sue
ton sale OF J.. Baum 4 Co. sold 80 less
than cost Of material ToKLAs & sIS-
avnFuN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-21

1900 yards spring STYLES Of lawns at
% per yard. ToKLks q SINoERMAN. all
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-21

Mems hafs. Our stock 10 the most
extensive on the Profile eoast prices
one half any other house. We boy ouly
from manufacturers. ToKLAs & sn
GERMAN. ap1T
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-21

Taa wsNAs go Er1sss NaE Sc4radsf
ssfi this city. UheFs BE bad beer an 1a4-
sl2s I'D wsii k1eHa satiSsas - aoss =
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-21

Orr FOB ALAsKA.-rhe steamer
Oiympian, after taking on supplies,
passengers and baggage left Seattle for
Alaska st noon yesterday, with the fol-
lowing passengers: MISS a.. II. HUi
brook, g. j. Delaney, A. Ksane, O. Alex
ander, T. 5. Reynolds, j. W. Rowan
aud wife, ID. Thompson, j B. Mitchell.
d. Landon, F. Brandham, 5. E. John
son.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-21

Special for this week-l50 pieces Of
Dress Goods a. 7jSc. per yard ; cheap at
2as. ToKLAs a SfNaERMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-21

Fabric Gloves, in silk, Isle end cat.
too; endless vsEiety to select from.
ToKIAs & SNoKRMAE.